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Knil said:bigtoebubby said:
To answer this, I'm not really sure why but my built quick_strings.txt and scripts.txt files fix the only bugs I encountered when using this edit. I'm still pretty noob myself this is my first mod
ok, in that case, my txt changes still have yoru bugs, you wont be able to enter towns.
that's a lot of new files. I was just peeking through comparisons of yours and native and these seem fine as they are:
scripts.txt has a whole bunch of numerical changes across the board. lots of frameshifts -1 from native to yours. it's hard to say what the major bugfixes are, but they are most likely in this file. most significant line is the siege belfry--this may be the AI changes for siege ladders or something
menus.txt is needed obviously
- actions.txt: cant imagine the bugs affecting the physics of battle, files identical
- conversations.txt: dialogues seem to be frameshifted +5, native has new text as of 1.112
- dialog_states.txt: like conversations, this only adds things about ladies rejecting your wedding proposal, seems like general 1.112 things
- factions.txt: differs from mine because i adjusted my faction colors, otherwise no change
- game_variables.txt: no change
- info_pages.txt: no change
- itemkinds1.txt: red tunic appropriately named green tunic as it should be hahaha and a few heraldic item adjustments. but no bug fixes required here
- quick_strings.txt: native file seems more up to date
scripts.txt has a whole bunch of numerical changes across the board. lots of frameshifts -1 from native to yours. it's hard to say what the major bugfixes are, but they are most likely in this file. most significant line is the siege belfry--this may be the AI changes for siege ladders or something
menus.txt is needed obviously
Knil
Knight
bigtoebubby said:that's a lot of new files. I was just peeking through comparisons of yours and native and these seem fine as they are:
- actions.txt: cant imagine the bugs affecting the physics of battle, files identical
- conversations.txt: dialogues seem to be frameshifted +5, native has new text as of 1.112
- dialog_states.txt: like conversations, this only adds things about ladies rejecting your wedding proposal, seems like general 1.112 things
- factions.txt: differs from mine because i adjusted my faction colors, otherwise no change
- game_variables.txt: no change
- info_pages.txt: no change
- itemkinds1.txt: red tunic appropriately named green tunic as it should be hahaha and a few heraldic item adjustments. but no bug fixes required here
- quick_strings.txt: native file seems more up to date
scripts.txt has a whole bunch of numerical changes across the board. lots of frameshifts -1 from native to yours. it's hard to say what the major bugfixes are, but they are most likely in this file. most significant line is the siege belfry--this may be the AI changes for siege ladders or something
menus.txt is needed obviously
Haha when I get lazy you get more txt files (it doesn't motivate me to release an update for a crashy patch either
), mostly cause it's trial and error to see if any bugs come out of taking out a compiled text file (atleast with the info I know). Thanks for this tho I'll tighten it up. Also I'm curious how you compare the text files are you just manual checking it out or do you have some sort of program?Knil said:
someone on these forums suggested using the free opensource notepad++ to edit these heavily coded txt files, and i took their advice. been very pleased with this program's performance so far.
you can download it here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/notepad-plus/files/
npp.5.6.8.Installer.exe
once it's installed:
- open up two files
- Click the menu Plugins > Compare > Compare
that will highlight and stick an arrow beside lines that are different, then further bold-highlight the specific things that are different between the files. yeah, i just manually scroll through the split screen to see what's different (make sure you enable vertical and horizontal screen lock-sync).
and if you really like the program, you can replace the regular notepad.exe with it
Knil
Knight
bigtoebubby said:Knil said:
someone on these forums suggested using the free opensource notepad++ to edit these heavily coded txt files, and i took their advice. been very pleased with this program's performance so far.
you can download it here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/notepad-plus/files/
npp.5.6.8.Installer.exe
once it's installed:
- open up two files
- Click the menu Plugins > Compare > Compare
that will highlight and stick an arrow beside lines that are different, then further bold-highlight the specific things that are different between the files. yeah, i just manually scroll through the split screen to see what's different (make sure you enable vertical and horizontal screen lock-sync).
and if you really like the program, you can replace the regular notepad.exe with it
Thanks that will be very useful!
Btw isn't it easier just assigning all .txt files to opened by notepad++
wadedidit!
Regular
this is bad, crashed straight away with an unedited items file, took that out and worked... for a minute.
Great idea, but rolling back to Steams original version...
Crashed dumping Alayen
Great idea, but rolling back to Steams original version...
Crashed dumping Alayen
Knil
Knight
Ya here's the whole module being that I don't have time sort through the text files that change I'll just upload the whole thing (got class and work tonight.) Also the fact is that until we get an updated module using this mod might disable some of the fixes they have done in recent patches so I recommend just using the module to edit and export then switch back to native. This is until we get an updated module system.
Download: http://www.filefront.com/16209509/Companion%20Export%20%26%20Flag%20Edit%201.113.zip
INSTALL:
1. Make a duplicate of your native folder in your module folder (mount and blade warband/modules/native) you can name it w/e you want. I named it "native 1.113 backup."
2. Within the default native folder override all the text files with the ones provided.
3. Start up your game as usual and export/import and/or change your banner. Exit the game.
4. Now you want to switch back to your default native because this module override some of the recent changes. [outdated module system]
5. So, go back to your module folder and change the name of your default native folder to something like "companion export 1.113" and change the name of "native 1.113 backup" back to native.
6. Run your game like normal. If you ever want to export and import just swap the names again.
Download: http://www.filefront.com/16209509/Companion%20Export%20%26%20Flag%20Edit%201.113.zip
INSTALL:
1. Make a duplicate of your native folder in your module folder (mount and blade warband/modules/native) you can name it w/e you want. I named it "native 1.113 backup."
2. Within the default native folder override all the text files with the ones provided.
3. Start up your game as usual and export/import and/or change your banner. Exit the game.
4. Now you want to switch back to your default native because this module override some of the recent changes. [outdated module system]
5. So, go back to your module folder and change the name of your default native folder to something like "companion export 1.113" and change the name of "native 1.113 backup" back to native.
6. Run your game like normal. If you ever want to export and import just swap the names again.
Zhaker
Sergeant
Some notes On the 1.113 version Knil:
- When I installed the mod, I had a problem when I loaded the game due to some item issue, but I replaced the item_kinds1.txt file with the original Native one, it worked fine.
- When I tried to get to the character screen of either Alayen or Mathield the game crashes. Doing it for everyone else was fine though, does the order of the party list matter because they were on the top of the party list (I was on top :p)
- I only replaced 3 files to get it working though, the scripts.txt, the menu.txt and the quick_string.txt. Though when I replaced the 3 files, I lost also the +20 troops available to me, so one of these files have changed something as well. Not sure what though.
- When I installed the mod, I had a problem when I loaded the game due to some item issue, but I replaced the item_kinds1.txt file with the original Native one, it worked fine.
- When I tried to get to the character screen of either Alayen or Mathield the game crashes. Doing it for everyone else was fine though, does the order of the party list matter because they were on the top of the party list (I was on top :p)
- I only replaced 3 files to get it working though, the scripts.txt, the menu.txt and the quick_string.txt. Though when I replaced the 3 files, I lost also the +20 troops available to me, so one of these files have changed something as well. Not sure what though.
Knil
Knight
Zhaker said:
Hmm I'm not really sure why that's happening, I'm not encountering any errors on my end and I just tried just through a clean install. It probably has to do with the outdated module system.
Ok here's a question from you and might explain why, what version did you start your saved game?